Re: [AD] Still problems with acodec

[Evert Glebbeek <eglebbk@xxxxxxxxxx>]

On 14 Sep 2008, at 12:44, Peter Hull wrote:
> I installed mine from macports so they went into /opt/local (I've got
> no interest in configuring and building all that stuff myself).

I don't have a real problem with running ./configure&&make&&sudo make  
install myself, but it's a bit annoying, I agree.
Fink is rather out of date, so I should probably get rid of it and  
switch to something like Macports instead, but so far I can't be  
bothered. Annoyingly enough, my new installation of of vorbis went  
into /usr/local. I can link /opt to /usr (it doesn't exist) but  
that's the sort of loops we can't expect end users to jump through.

> I hardcoded that path in the project. I'm not sure how to detect file
> locations within XCode, there is an option for running shell scripts
> and then I guess you'd set an environment variable or write a stub
> header. That's why I'm glad cmake now works (for me at least..)

It mostly works here now too. Still upgrading some older packages at  
the moment.
Maybe Thomas Harte knows how to do this sort of thing from within  
XCode? Alternatively, doesn't CMake have the option of generating an  
XCode project file? Or am I confusing it with something else?

> Have a look at man xcodebuild; you can do "xcodebuild install" from
> the command line.

Ah, great! I'll have a look, thanks.

Evert